SATCO Lighting S8002 10W LED Emergency Driver, 120-277V

Yes. The S8002 LED emergency driver is rated 120-277 volts, so it drops into 120V, 208V, 240V or 277V lighting branch circuits without a different part number. That multi-volt range is why it suits commercial and multi-family retrofits where the fixture voltage varies floor to floor.

The S8002 driver body measures 9.5 x 1.31 x 1.2 inches, so it fits the wiring channel of most linear troffers and strips but needs a long, narrow cavity rather than a square one. Check the channel length first, not just the depth, before committing to an in-fixture mount.

An emergency driver like the Satco S8002 sits between the branch circuit and the LED load. On normal power it keeps its battery charged and lets the fixture run from its regular driver. When power drops, it takes over and powers the LED array at up to 10 watts of emergency output, so the existing fixture becomes the egress light instead of adding a separate bug-eye unit.

It is a wired component, not a lamp. The S8002 is a 10 watt LED emergency driver that mounts in or near the fixture and connects to the LED load and the 120-277V supply. There is no base or socket on it, so plan for a junction or in-fixture wiring location.

Order Satco Lighting S8002. One configuration covers the whole 120-277V range, so there is no voltage-specific suffix to add.

The S8002 is supplied with a red housing, which is the usual way emergency gear is identified so an electrician or inspector can spot the emergency driver in a fixture during walk-through. It is a single configuration, so there is no color choice to specify when ordering.

Satco publishes a spec sheet PDF for the S8002, linked in the product details, which is what you want for a submittal package covering emergency output, charge and test details. The core data to quote on the drawing is the 10 watt emergency output and 120-277V input.